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This is Monday, a 19-year-old Japanese macaque monkey who also suffers from allergies. Some twenty monkeys are suffering the effects of hay fever at this time of the year, with the typical symptoms being the same as with humans. I doubt Monday's car was covered with a yellow neon like dust before the rain came this weekend - but my eyes burn just like Monday's from whatever is floating around in the air.

I know they say it every year, "this will be the WORST year for allergy sufferers," but this year is SO bad (how bad is it?), it's SO BAD you can actually SEE the little pollen particle floating around. The pollen was so think on my car last week that I washed my car Friday afternoon so that I could see out of my windows and mirrors. If you leave anything out overnight, like your porch furniture or a kids bike, take a look at the yellow dust covering it the next morning.

It's a bad year. How are you coping with the "seasonal allergy" suffering? I'm looking for my old SARS mask to get through the week!

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I'll bet that if you have one of these, you've probably learned that you can do more with your tablet than check your email, post on facebook, or get on the Internet. Perhaps you've discovered the world of "streaming" where you can watch or listen to your favorite shows/radio station (hint, hint, iHeartRadio!) on your tablet. You're not alone with this discovery.

More networks are opening up their programming to streaming meaning that the days of having "cable TV" is coming to a slow end. The latest BIG announcement came yesterday when TBS and TNT said they will stream their programming live on their websites and new Watch TNT and Watch TBS apps. The new service will start this summer. The cool thing about this is: it's not just shows but also SPORTS coverage, meaning that we will be able to watch TNT's NBA coverage, TBS's regular-season and playoff Major League Baseball coverage, and both networks' coverage of the NCAA Division I men's basketball championship!

Pretty soon, the BIG flat screen on the wall in our house is going to be replaced by a small screen in our hands.

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YES! Terry Crews is back in Old Spice's newest ad campaign's. He's the guy who brought some "BAM" and "POW" to their ads a few years ago. Looks like he's bringing the same fight against beards in the new Old Spice shaving gel commercials!